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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16
After Mclaughlin.

Andrew j. Piercy says in complaint
fled in the Superior Court at San Fran
cisco, that he is engaged in giving public
baseball exhibitions, and on the 26th of
last February he entered into contract with
William Mclaughlin, a professional ex-
pert baseball player, to play at his exhibit
tons until November 21st next, to be paid
pro rata of the gate receipts not to amount
to less than SO a month. Plaintiff has
leased the grounds in Alameda, where he
has arranged for the Pacific Coast Baseball
League to play on the 18th instant. 1t is
charged that Mclaughlin has contracted
10 play as a member of the Alta Baseball
Club in Sacramento on that day without
plaintiffs consent. The Court is asked to
enjoin Mclaughlin from playing the game
of baseball between now and November
21st for public amusement, except under
the contract made with plaintiff 1t is
probable, therefore, that papers will be
served upon him to prevent his participa-
ton in the game between the Atlas and
Pioneers tomorrow, unless he can avoid
their service until after II o'clock tonight
By the way, did not Mclaughlin sign with
Manager Stafford before he signed with
Percy and, if he did, why cannot Stafford
beat Piercy at his own game?
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Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.

FRIDAY, April 18th.
Estate of Mary Miller, a minor-Geo. Pearson
appointed guardian. Bond, $500.
Estate OF l.. f. Frederick deceased-Fiual ac-
count settled and distribution ordered
Estate o. John c. Davis minor-F r. Drav. ]
B. Atwood and Z. X. Alsip appointed ap-
praiSers.
Estate of O. s. Freeman, deeeased-Ietters
granted to Huldah NJ Freeman
Estate OF David Cooper, deccased--O Order made
to sell personal property.
Estate of Stephen Lowry, deceased-O Ordered
that dIe notice has been given.
Estate OF j. A. Evans, deceased-A c. Hink-
son appointed to represent minor and absent
heirs Case continued one week.
Guardianship of Maud A. Green a minor
Amanda NJ. Evans appointed guardian. Bond
$1,000.
Estate of Bridget King. deceased-Ordered
that due notice has been given.
People VS.. kirkendall and Gilbert grand
larceny-Defendants plead not guilty. Trial set
for June LIST.
People VS.. John Cochran, assault with deadly
weapon-Detendant ordered to appear next
Monday to plead. Case set for trial June 1st
People VS.. Michael Bennett grand larceny
with prior Observation-Disclosures pleads not
guilty, but admits charge of prior conviction.
&. A. Pearson VS.. VIM. Runyon ct al.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff
b; r. Gwinn VS.. D. Hamilton-Motion tor new
trial denied
w. W. Brison VS.. Carrie NJ Brison-Continued
until to morrow.
Mrs. J. S. Wood VS.. F. II. Russel-)udgment
for plaintiff for 81, i22, and sluO allowed as at
torney's fees.
Fannie X. Cross VS.. Union Insurance Com
pany-Motion to interplead c. F. Holt as de-
fendant granted.
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A NEW LIST
FOR SALE!

215-For @3,50O-16O acres; acres in
Vineyard; acres in Alfalfa; so acres cleared
fenced into 5 fields; 100 acres in Timber;
Dwelling 6 rooms; Stable and Granary; this
is a fine piece Of property and cheap; only 21a
miles northeast of Folsom, adjoining Card
well tract.
21a-S0 acres in Nevada county for Si5
per acre; small Dwelling thereon.
217-For $50 per acre, four 1O-acre lots
at Brighton; about acres in Alfalfa upon
each lot
222-For $1,000 Blacksmith Shop,
with all Too s. and good will of business of
long standing; pays S1,S00 per year; has
five good Lots Sheds, etc; situate in town
OF Roseville.
22i-For SIC 600 16O acres at Brighton;
acres in Vineyard; acres in Orchard; 80
acres in Wheat; 30 acres in Barley; nice
Dwelling, 6 rooms; l Sarn, Chicken-house,
etc; good place and cheap for money.
2O9-For &i,OO0-40 acres, 70 acres of
which are Vineyard: l mile south of Brigh-
ton; the Vines are in full bearing; yield a
good crop.
25i-For 81 80 an acre-12G acres on line
Nevada Narrow Gauge r. r., Nevada county.
245-For S. 10000 acres, miles from
Newcastle Station, in Placer county; a fine
piece of land aud cheap; springs of living
water upon place.
~ clxn Enp rATATOCTTE OF TANnl =7-N
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16

THE Quick meal. Non-explosive Gasoline
Stove was awarded first prize at the State
Fair of 1856.
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SEE the new stock of IS HIS - and a. Little
Giant" Mathusheks Just received at Coopers
music store. Largest stock of pianos and
organs by more than double. Sheet music
and small musical instruments best as
sortmect
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16

Cry License and Water Rates now due.
Pay ON or before 18th inst, and save costs. ;
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A new PROCESS.

HOUs sKEEPEaS AND OTHERS WHO wI5Z
III saeir Carpets cleaned and restored so that
they will appear good IA new. should cend
theigoTders to MENDES, % NEAL & SONS Carpet
Cleaning Establishment. II 8 Second street.
The new Renoyator and Blackman Suction
Blower now in use cannot c excelssd for re-
NOV ng dust Gnd ali imperiectors from Car
pets We employ one of the most experienced
wuIkmen in this department. %
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a SECOND HAND Emerson square piano.
II octave, in fine condition. bargain loI
cash 7. K. Hammers Music Store, $50 st.*
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WHAT dealer says about his pianos is
nothing as compared with what the piano
proves itself to be. The Mathushek is al
lravs praised bv those who use it. Always
ask to see it before buying. John f. Cooper.*
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LADIES 5-button scalloped top, kid gloves,
in dark, medium shades and black, IS cents
per para genuine bargain-in sale our
to-day. Red House.
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SEE the Quick-meal Gasoline Stove in
onsrafion at D. W. Chamberlain's 6l5 K st.%
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No PIANO but the Mathushek" has the
tuning pins pushed into solid iron frame.
silver Medal at Mechanics Fair.
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--LATEST spring styles in Millinery. Cheap
es; at No. 500 J street, near Ninth.
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HANDSOME lace. check and striped bunt-
ing, 10 cents per yard, in our sale to-day.
Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16

BEATS THEM ALLl-Our 81 black silk
parasols, in to-day's sale. Red House.
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READ Mendes, ONeal & Son's Carpet Clean
ing adj by new process, on third page.s
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You will see something that will interest
Ayou by coming to our sale to-day. keo
House.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.

FRIDAY, April 18th.
Samuel I. Crowley VS.. William K Lindsay
Judgment in favor of plaintiff Ten days stay
of proceedings.
c. W. White VS.. J. W. Wilson-Continued one
week on motion of plaintiff.
d. Faiconer vs. j. Nottingham ct al-Con-
tinued one week on motion OF defendant
c. X. McKune VS.. Julius Ohurs-Continued for
one week.
A. NJ. Johnson VS.. R. A. Mills-Argued and
taken under Amusement
California State Bank VS.. D. NJ. Gloster-Con-
tinued one week, TO go on law calendar next
week
Thomas Harper vs. his Observation-Disclosures
to set apart exempt property granted.
III. W. Lowell VS.. his Observation-Disclosures of
Jacob Lyman for leave to forclose mortgage
against property of insolvent granted, leave con
tinued until next Friday, at 10 A NJ
S. Poska VS.. his CreditOrs-Applcation for dis
charge granted Application of E. Bachman 4
Co. for payment as preferred creditors taken
under advsement.
AIetta Chittenden VS.. J. D. Pratt-Motion for
change of venue to Placer county granted.
Aretta Chittenden VS.. Alex. B. McRae-Same
order as last.
John Hagle VS.. Julia A. Hagle-Motion to
modify decree of February q, 1881 awarding
support to plaintiff heard and submitted.
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Home for Soldiers Wives, Widows and
Mothers.

Communications have been received by
the Woman's Relief Corps, of this city,
from the Department President, to know
what inducements, if any, the people of
Sacramento will offer for the location here
of the Home" for the wives, widows and
mothers of soldiers, sailors and marines
and for army nurses. San Jose has offered
two sites-one a five-acre piece of ground
and 500, and another plat of six acres.
Los Angeles has offered lot and 800,
and other citizens there offer to contribute
literally if the Home is located there
Sumner and Fair Oaks Corps have ap-
pointed a joint committee, consisting of
Mrs. VIM. Johnston, Mrs. c. P. Massey,
Mrs. S. Garlic, Mrs. DIR. Magill, Mrs. NJ.
Spencer and Mrs. j. n. Larkin, to consider
the subject, and to see if the Capital City
will make an effort to secure the location.
The committee will on Monday next visit
the City Board of Trustees, Board of Trade
and Directors of the immigration Associa-
ton, and confer about the matter The
final determination as to location of the
Home will be made by the fifteen Depart
ment officers of the w. Z. G.
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ADVERTISEMENT MFNTIoN

Clunie Opera House" Humbup,, Matinee
and evening. "'ilee
Baseball-Altas vs. Pioneers.
Plenlc-knights Of Labor May lst
Lecture by DIR. Barrows Sunday evening
Coursng Match tomorrow.
Holiness Meeting.
Fair Oaks Glee Club.
Occidental Encampment.
Annual Session Medical Society.
Auction Sale.
Bell d Co.-Furniture etc.
business Advertisements,
Furnished Rooms
Horse Strayed from Home.
hed House-To-day's inducements
Melnstoek q Lubin-Summer Clothes.
Furnished Cottage to Let.
Cure for the Deaf
House and Lot for Sale.
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FRUIT LAND.

DARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE FRUIT
Land in Placer county, in the neighbor-
hood of NEWCASTLE, will do well to CORE
number of improved and unfmproved farms,
from to 500 acres ranging in price from $40 per
acre up. ImT3-lptfl ROBERT JONES. Newcastle.
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DROP in to our sale to-day. Red Houses
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

AJAX PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COUNTY,
" is in the rich timber belt on the line of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tenton OF settlers as one of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in perfec-
ton. Secure lands here at the present low
prices. Inquire-at 426 c.reez. Sacramento. I'm
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EAyTED-LGST-FOENH.

UyANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG !
w man in the grocery business. Wages not |
so much an object as the work. Best of refer |
ences given. Address "T. IL. H." Western |
Hotel. apl5-3S#
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16

EOR SALOON MODERATE TERMS, FOUR
l. lots S0xl60 feet each on south side of
block between o and P, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets: one OF the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for residence in the city; short
distance from street railroad. Apply to w. z.
CHAMRkRLAlN. az Bank of D. o Mills d co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16

LECTURE BY DR.. BARRows.-Rev. Charles
Dana Barrows, D. D., of San Francisco,
will deliver free lecture in the Congrega-
tionai Church tomorrow evening, at 7:30
o'clock, upon Savonarola and the Flor
entine Struggle"
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Tor SALE-4O0 ACRES OF LAND WELL,
Z improved, on the Greenback Road, Ii
miles from Sacramento and miles from Ante
lope Station, on c. p. Il. R. For particulars in
quirc of Fl. SPROCH, Twelve-mile House. ON
Auburn Road, or with the owner MRS. f. h
CUYLE, adjoining Norris Grant on east side, or
address to ANTELOPE. Sacramento county.
mr22-in
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tho LET-CHEAP, TENEMENTS AND UN-
i furnished rooms-good location-suitable
tor housekeeping for small families. Inquire of
d. GARDINER noStheast corner Fourth and 1
streets.
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So sEyD FOR CATALOGUE OF LANDS. aa
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IL SECONDHAND CARPETS-SOM
l. y nearly new-just received: also, Walnut
Bedroom Set; l Hoey Patent Bed sofa, all for
sale cheap at CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL'S. 400 K
street. Patent Rockers, Sc. Upholstering and
Repairing. I'm
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WANTED A FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE
w Painter. For particulars address j. G.
BISBEE, Auburn, Cal. apl4-lw
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r OST-A PAIR OF STEELBOWED SPEC
4 TACLES, in case; case contains an Eastern
STAR receipt. Please return to A H. POWERS,
sos X street. apl5-3t*
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EOR SALE-TO LEE

DARBER SHOP FOR SALE-AT A BAR
ID gain; centrally located well furnished:
rare chance for good man; sold on account of
sickness call at once. CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL,
400 K street. dealer in Furniture and Carpets
ap15-3t
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" ANTED-A NEW ENGLAND WIDOW,
w aged 80, wishes a situation as House
keeper or any position of trust, whereby she
can earn an honest living for herself and child.
Address or call ON MRS. WRIGHT, 122 K street.
nrl1n-of&
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Central NJ. f. Church, Eleventh street.
between III and Preaching by the pastor
Rev. Thomas Filben. Morning subject: Hope
AboundinS. Evening, opening sermon of Il
series on Last Things" BY special request the
choir will repeat the music of the Easter choral
service All are welcome
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16

CoURsING MATcH.-The coursing match
postponed from last Sunday will take place
at Whitcembs Ranch tomorrow. The
drawing of dogs, selection of judges, ETC.,
will take place at o'clock this evening at
the CRYSTAL Palace Saloon No 9O6 J street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

TIE MeCsrd Erofhsr- Arrested for Com
fnttfias As<auit aud Battery { pou Him
A warran. Wa issued yesterday morning
f1r The arrest ~ Charles H. and William
McCsri. tNo brothers living in Wyom.n
to~nship. on complaint Of John :. Boss for
sssaal- and battery Boss told sheriff
Bishop thst the brothers had sssaulte J
Michael ID Bsra an oil man living near
ihem and hst also shot liu. The sheriff
wita a feuefy droys 20 the place and fad
in o dara. Brought HIN - The city The
Ntclri brothers ware s.so arrested ani
brorrlt 30 the Jail 0'Hara claimed tia.
b. is1 been seor ia the head aud De was
Lsksu o. County Physician Graves Who sx
sHinrl him esid that be could hud no
eQ,fsrcss ~ his having been shot but thar
BE- 1at oecn sfrgrS on the head w,h a stick
0r some ngnt instrument The McCards
vere srralrnel before Justice Westfali.
plea si not guilty and their examination
was adjourned until May H. They were
t4sen to lsil ost aftsrward gave bail 70 sp-
aeIF fOF trial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

BeaI.s Hand pic <ei Fl p 81 So peF ogsheL
Eut-er-tresa rlA lsa<i.c dairy 2-t92ic.
C1eese-ssa@e. 9is8llC. New lork, full cream.
ltUlic.
Clover seed-si e0.B4 IS per huzaeL
Dried trClts-App-es, eYapora-ed loaiic pe-
pound. quarters. oGsc per pCCud cherries
l4ai5c PER pound peaches. i4sise Der pound
txgs-Fresh. l91silc
Flesl nealS- Dressed hogs s. 3 q OF per cwt.
mu.tou s. 0C97 5U. veal so 59sd %, beef 8 30,
su.
Graln-W -W6eSt. Ci4ws0n Tie. Lancaster s)c
Osis - re. Rye. - 5oc. Co.n. eioc Bar
ley - = ftl a. peFcwt.
hides ~Green lutc. part cured sac. cured
7R1tsc. calf skils to - POUNDS D. C. kip SKINS
green &c. cured. s1ilc cckin SKINS. -Oe-S1c each;
sheep peits. oOcgsl. wool being estimated AZ DC
ser souua.
Hcney-g8llc. strained. 5fl9c.
Hay-Timothg sl59B Per tOu. clover si09i2
Pa ea. So
gni01s-soclsl %.
Poultry turkeys dressed. I0gl2c. ducks. l2S
i-i.c- owls = iZ3sc-
f0tstOes--it-s SIC.
Ruta 5saas--0 a--sc.
straw-s5 per ton; s3e5 20 per ioaf.
Jaii0w-2iset &C per 10.
Wogt-W ashe 211 Sc unWashed Olc-thl-i OF
woot-Block stove WOOD = 5uss2 per cord: four
ioot wool S4S5 ~ Pc cosd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
% x;fa-r<-~rzs7ryrY-z<z< z<zrzf<ET<ss-,rs -zssyfs
gISS !: 4
Odds & Ends

We have no clearing, no one 70 .rlA
at or one-half of. nor any bankrupt saies
our establishment. But have heretofore
as soon as the line Was broken placed
the balance OF that line on the counters
marked down 1t such low prices that
they were selected by people who
appreciate bargains, and would there
fore be sold in q few days. The differ
ent departments now number so great
that we were compelled 10 put in &
special counter for odds and ends, anc
it will be known by that name here
after. This week we name q few ar
ticles that are to be found on the Odds
and Ends Counter. located in the centre
Of the first floor:
Several beautiful cut glass cake stands,
% cents each.
One dozen different styled cheese
plates, 10 cents each.
Several cut glass ornamental dishes IL
different colors, l. cents each.
Another lot at 10 cents each.
Eleven different styled cut glass two
quart pitchers, . cents each.
Syrup Cups, colored glass, 25 cent.
each.
Cat glass pickle jars. with covers, Il
cents each.
Two bottled individual pepper and
salts colored glass, p cents each.
Sugar and cream sets, % cents each
Colored glass vinegar jug, % cent
each.
Three piece individual castor,
cents each.
Cut glass Olive Jars. 25, 80 and s.
cents each.
Fifteen different designs tooth picl
holders. col0red, cut and plain, 5 cents
each.
Nine designs Individual Salts, cent,
each.
Fire proof tea pots from 25 to rs cent.
each.
Solid brass candle sticks, 10 cents
each.
Vases that retail for 50 cents for -
cents each.
The latest novelty egg bes,ers, 10c eaeh
B.x0y's royal polish FOR ladies' shoes
worth 55c. now 10 cents each.
Derby toilet papers. 8 cents each
sold elsewhere Tor Is cents.
salad spoon and fork, 5 cents each.
New novelties ii glassware arriving
daily at
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

Mag s-Ho.eF ..oszi as asE esg1 ne -osszl
fale l-e --z1eel Has e1e1112- E.tt-el.
sl-siF fa<l.t rates az - - - sClatl -4lss
= -. ll sr .i4ig d4a 41l - - - s.
o. tra.sll a.taflflEll. se1 1f4 A-r
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esa 80 u.a Fte.ae k4.i og1is -l ~ 2
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.l.s t.lf -lares 1.f.i clalle1 1Ales Ile rl1
81 s..sls.4.loa 80 4Fnef EoasFer tnaA d4rlt !.
Ell saae a1-rs 8f yesterday I-efe aas cll ll
ca lrfekss 80 tae teallss sftrr 1llltay. D-t -1e
laf.ef eoTtIl. ..-i UrN tf tle tltee H1eu tle le,i
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s-yal-ei faasst asH p ta rs Per ee4t AID - s'
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p es-srl. Jersey ceufra. alt Nel-rl- E-sf.es-
.la. -4.ss l,- u slataa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

TIE undsr rsf T'i pay The hirhssf ~1sr-
a. rrice f.r he1'ers bark fo or .aa.isd on
ears ga any siIie -rscs uar.n of ersni Rap
iss lsrrasr sroniercs aoi.ci'ri
II II Clark.
IN ofaws-st. ersni Rspids 8l,h.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

The -ass 30 James french. rhsrrei WITH
n..ering iorged receipt. was brous ap in
the Circ1ir Cee-- yesterday. AID p.o1on
e. Qu1sn enc complaint vas granted By
Jude Mcn -nue~v French was then dis
chaHrei eut sas immPc1n-eiy raarresfei ON
tha same s1arze A new complaints was
cr4Tn srd he rss aTrsrnsi before iusri q
WesffeH PIE rieadef noe zai tr te1 Efs
tSftn ~atiou vas sd 1urr~i nr-. 1lar 81.
Tnia erricn vas takeu because ol sliszsd
irreru u.arltr ir rns former papers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
scrH WANTED r.s c-lLo.
The Adopted Father Stiu Retains Posses
sion % fer-;oth Arrested

sion % Her Both Arrested
TIE bearing % the gris OF hsbess corpus
10 the case Of joan Kufier against Albert
Msissner 90 obtain bis child. Mary kuiiisr.
sssa Z years was 90 havs been heard q the
Superior Csu-t yesterday. but Judge Burl-
inzame decided that he had 40 jurisdiction
in the matter. This is.t the cnild n the
possession 1l Nrissner who had clsrgs of
if since ar n'ant. and they eff re court
room together Nutisr followed them ani
coming lp .o ihsu on Caral-ss. attempted
g. take tbe lttr girl away from &sissncr
By force The latter contested be point and
hot wnris ensned until a patroiran arrived
nri both wore asen 60 headquarters GA a
charee ~ sh-ur1eIlv Meissnsr procured
hsf. ana rook fte child Niih h.m. They
vl asre q hearing befors Judge Holmes
o.. rrnrr NJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

May l-Whesf-tash. white -f's &C cash. Mich
igau rcd. SO "a. No rel. " cash. Aay
b tld luue. &C July, s5t,c August.
toU-fltse
Cais-So. 2. slc. No white. $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
Groceries and Provtsions-Yhole.a

S1gars-Cut loaf. -c. grauulated. 81, &C. a 51s
g - 1xtr1 80. sise5szc Yellow c. 4sslSf C.
toeee--Greea i.o Is %l7tac Rio. roasted, 10 sl.c:
lava green, l,1E-6c. Jaws roasted, 20e,Sc; Mara
caleo cOasrct. lt l321c keXlcan roasted, l9ts s2fc
Teas-Japen, tue, A5d9t-c. Japan. medium. %
ac. ordinary. lSt3.tc. HySo-. Sl.e0lC. gUnpoyder.
q p5oc. Ooloug. i0tsooc; Congo. 2GeS5C-
flour sgl pr cwt.. =. 80 per bbi.; patent pro
cess 80 per ovt. s50l per Dbl: all wheat tlour
s2s5 per cVt, s. a. per bbl-. ouckwhest, g. 2Se
3 50 per cTt.
Ma Feed-screeninss. SIS per ton. bran. s14:
ships st4 mlddilng,. II esib.
feed Corn and gats. fSati2
Kerosene Oil-Nichigan test l01sc per gallon
water white nfsc.
Gss 7lue-liiat per galon-
Seeds Clover 8 80 20. timothy g EG250.
Sat-Michigsn. 1ic. Eastern DC.
Flsn-S0. 'vhte EsIs. IS % PEI half bbl.. other
rrades 8 zoe S - per hGis boil. trout. S475. cod
sait 81 Per %. clans mo- per hundred. canned
ev-fcrs. selects s,sfic smoked aaiinut PC lIc.
FORK n oarreiS-Mess porx. Chicago packed.
81 pcl7.eD extra short cat sil.Hi. standard
clear hscx $500.
Lar1-risrces. nc. % and 50 10. tubs T9,c. So
t1 round uGs. i9 cases, io "a tia pails, q go
&C.
neef in barrels xtrc mess. warranted zoo lbs
s. aH1S - exffa. rcneIe -. tli 81
lfteriue-Wsukcsha creamery. solid 1fc.
rolls. ice. dairy, solid. t5c. rulis. lfc
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

GRAND RAPIDS sARkErs

May t-Wkest-slsm and quiet. Cash sac
resu.ag. sc Lake slorc May. sac bid. june